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• Undue Influence worksheet: Good exercise for paired work to introduce the different categories of undue influence in contract law.
• How to use Legal Authority: A short description for AS and A2 students which will help show them how to use cases and Acts.
• Actus Reus and Mens Rea Exercise: A simple missing words revision sheet for AS and A2 students.
• The Charging Standards: Copy of the Charging Standards as used by the police.
• OCR Sources of Law Exam Paper June 2006: AS Law - Sources June 2006 paper. Questions on legislation, delegated legislation and statutory interpretation.
• Sample A Grade Essay Plan for A2 (AQA) on Law and Justice: An essay plan for a Grade A answer written by myself, for the AQA A2 syllabus. My A2 students have always scored highly in the jurisprudence section of the paper, by using my plans.
• Sample A Grade Essay Plan on Fault A2 AQA: Again an essay plan written by me which my students have found very useful!
• Actus Reus Revision Worksheet: I use this worksheet to test students' knowledge after learning about Actus Reus as one of the principles of a crime.
• Juries Crossword: Crossword concerning Juries suitable for AQA and OCR as law specs
• Judicial Precedent Diagram: The key rules of precedent on one page
• Law Reform worksheet: Worksheet to be used in conjunction with English Legal System textbook on Law Reform.
• murder cases wordsearch: revision of the cases relating to the AR and MR of murder
• Precedent matching exercise: AS Law - judicial precedent
• AQA Module 5 Tort - Evaluation of Psychiatric Harm Worksheet: A worksheet to be used alongside the presentation for stimulating discussion on evaluating the law.  Also includes a brief recap/revision exercise on the law.
• AQA Module 6 Law and Morality: A handout on the relationship between law and morals
• Judicial Independence Worksheet: Worksheet asking students to categorise arguments and facts pertaining to judicial independence. Suitable for AS law specifications.
• Worksheet for Law and Morals. AQA Unit 6: Student worksheet to complete when first reviewing law and morals. AQA Unit 6
• Law and Morals - key cases worksheet. AQA Unit 6: This is a worksheet identifying the key cases and a summary of each case to allow pupils to remember.
• OATP Worksheet Unit 4 AQA: This is good revision aid.
• Unit 4 AQA OATP: Definitions for each section.
• AQA unit 1 (new spec) revision: This is a revision crossword for unit 1.
• General Defences Activity: A useful revision exercise for A2 Criminal Law students on general defences.
• Statutory Interpretation - Worksheet 1: Worksheet focusing on the literal, golden and mischief rule. Highlighten what they are and the cases which illustrate them.
• Delegated Legislation Worksheet: Worksheet on delegated legislation, with information and tasks for students to complete.
• Acts of parliament: Student worksheet on acts of parliament
• OCR handout on pre-trial matters: Handout issued by OCR on pre-trial procedure
• ADR Homework: Word 2007 version, ADR Homwork table with gaps for students to fill in.
• ADR Worksheet: Word 2007 version only, ADR Activities on a worksheet, very simple. Good for consolidation.
• Discharge of Contract worksheets: Old worksheets on discharge - mainly questions to test understanding
• AQA Module 6 Judicial Creativity Handout: has blanks to be filled in from the accompanying presentation
• AQA AS Module 2 Case Names Crossword: To help with learning case names for crime and tort
• Statutory Interpretation activity: An introductory activity - in groups the students decide the cases using the literal rule and when they've done that can think about whether that would be the outcome they think Parliament intended. N
• Bail Activity: You be the judge type activity students to decide wehther bail should be granted and conditions where appropriate. Real cases (from 2008) and answers provided
• A2 Automatism Keycases: Good for a revision cardsort. Gives names facts and principles of key cases.
• A2 Insanity key cases: Good for revision cardsort. Name, facts and principles of key cases.
• A2 Gross neg. manslaughter key cases: Revision keycases cardsort
• A2 s.47 OAPA Key Cases: Revision cardsort for key cases
• A2 Unlawful Act Manslaughter Key cases: Revision card sort of key cases
• A2 Assault and Battery key cases: Revision cardsort on keycases.
• A2 s.20 OAPA Key Cases: Revision cardsort on keycases.
• A2 s.18 OAPA Key Cases: Revision sheet on keycases.
• A2 Intoxication key cases: Card sort for revision on key cases.
• Non-Fatal Assaults Revision Grid: A useful revision summary for OCR and AQA AS/A2 law.
• Key Cases: Theft, Robbery, Burglary, Criminal Damage: Useful case summary revision notes for A2.
• Criminal Law revision tests: tests include MCQS true/false and match the case for various criminal law topics.
• Handout on Causation (Criminal Law): A useful handout on the rules of causation. Students research and fill in case notes. On the de minimus rule use the example of pricking a thumb with a pin when the victim already has multiple stab w
• Introductory Legal Vocabulary: Worksheet to check knowledge of new words met in  AS AQA Law (unit 01)
• Difference between Civil and Criminal Cases: Game/worksheet  to check knowledge of different terminology used.  Suitable for first weeks of AS Law.
• Criminal Principles.: This is a simple matching exercise to check knowledge of AS ciminal principles such as actus reus, mens rea and causation.  Cards need to be made and cut and are  sorted under the headings.&
• Is it a crime?: Simple worksheet as an opener for AS law from which teachers can draw out the differences between civil law and criminal law. Can also be used to discuss the relevance of some laws and whether CPS wou
• Knowledge check ADR: Quick check on facts of ADR and tribunals.  Can be used orally in pairs or as a worksheet or quiz or TEST.
• Criminal Causation Problems: Worksheet.  Short problems based on real cases to check ability to apply the rules of factual and legal causation and to write a  reasoned response.
• Research activity on assaults in sport G&T: Used in the summer term for all students , to use the web to research the current law on assaults and consent
• Crown Court Appeals flowchart: Gaps filled in on this one - a version with gaps empty is also up.
• A2 Unit 6 Fault essay: Essay on what is fault in both criminal and civil law and the discussion on whether it should be an essential requirement in the legal system. Good for revising for the final A2 exam
• Introduction to self defence: A starter activity for self defence including basic principles, a case study and extension exercise. Have covered it in 30 minutes so no case law!
• Sentencing Activity - Factors: A quick gap filler which allows for differentiation
• Theft Scenario and question handout: OCR A2 Level Law - Offences against Property
• GCSE Law AQA: Exercises using actual news stories to reinforce which cases are tried in which courts.  Starts easy gets progressively harder.
• AQA A2 Evaluation of Defences: probably overly wordy handout on evaluation of defences (new for the A2 Module 3 syllabus).  Heavily reliant on Jacqui Martin!!
• Murder Worksheet: Worksheet on the basic principles of murder breaking down Lord Coke's definition of murder.
• Civil Law - worksheet: Basic introduction to civil lawincluding a range of information and tasks for students to complete.
• Actus Reus - Worksheet 1: Worksheet giving information on actus reus giving details and cases of ommissions.
• Actus Reus - Worksheet 2: Worksheet giving information and tasks on actus reus focusing on information and cases regarding causation. Information and images taking from AS Law Jacqueline Martin
• Problem Scenarios: Students to make up their own Scenarios using keywords. Make them fun and interesting!!
• Student Worksheet - Magistrates: Student worksheet explaining selection, appointment and composition of magistrates.
• Juries eligibility card sort activity: Card sort activity used for students to identify who is likely/unlikely to be able to serve as a juror.
• Crimial Law Vocab: It is a word scramble with a key statement at the bottom, Starting criminal law and key legal terms
• AQA GSCE Law: Key vocab and another statement, good for recap and introduction of key terms
• AQA GSCE Law: Key vocab and another statement, good for recap and introduction of key terms
• Definition of theft: Cadr sort, purple cards are the titles and blacks cards are the definitions
• Sample essay for evaluation of defences: I think we're all struggling with this one - this is an essay based on the handout I've already uploaded.  It might not be perfect but it attempts to integrate the reforms into the answer.
• Mock Exam Paper OCR: This is a mock exam paper for G151 for OCR board. Some of the questions are past exam questions (or questions from the sample on the board website) in line with the new specification. There is also a
• Marking scheme for G151 mock paper: Marking scheme to accompany G151 mock paper.
• Handout - Barristers: Handout to explain advantages and disadvantages of barristers training
• Handout - Barristers complaints: Handout explaining the process involved when complaining about a barrister including the changes brought about by the Legal Services Act 2007 and the creation of OLC and LSB.
• Handout - Solicitors complaints: Handout explaining the process involved when complaining about a solicitor including the changes brought about by the Legal Services Act 2007 and the creation of OLC and LSB.
• Juries Selection Quiz: Can be used as starter of during a lesson to check on learning
• Magistrates Box Quiz: for use as a starer or for more forma lassessment as a test
• NecessityFacts: This resource is the definition of necessity written in paragraph form with the cases liked to the point of law. It was useful for revision and to help pupils improve their writing style and analysis
• FlowChartonNecessity: This resource helps pupils revise the law on necessity and help answer scenario type questions. 
• A2DominoesSortGameForOffencesAgainstThePerson: This is a good game for revising key cases and points of law for offences against the person.  The cases and points of law are mixed up and pupils have to match the points of law to the correct c
• Blackmail Worksheet: A 'fill in the gaps' worksheet for the topic of blackmail
• AQA GCSE Grounds for divorce: Cases and reasons for divorce
• AQA GCSE Wills: New vocab for wills.
• G151 Trivial Pursuit cards: Trivial pursuit cards for G151. All you need to do is print off the cards and laminate them alongside a trivial pursuit board and counters.
• AQA mens rea: Testing knowledge of identifying mens rea
• Murder Scenario Questions: Scenario questions for students to analyse and apply the rules of murder / causation to
• OAP Box Match: Identify the offence, actus reus, mens rea and a related case
• EU law article 234 worksheet: It is a worksheet detailing article 234 and mandatory and discretionary references
• EU law institutions: worksheet for students to complete on the four institutions of eu
• actsofparliament: Task/research worksheet on Acts of Parliament
• EU Primary and Secondary Sources Starter Activity: all you need to do is print these out and cut them up and let the learners match the correct words to their definitions.
• GCSE Civl Law Card Sort: This is a word doc card sort which improves key terminology.
• OCR Special Study 2011 Q1 Case Digests: Case digests to aid student revision for question 1 on the special study paper.
• OCR Causation Exemplar Essay: An exemplar essay to aid student revision.
• OCR Omissions Exemplar Essay: An exemplar essay to aid student revision
• OCR Attempts Exemplar Essay: Exemplar essay to aid student revision
• OCR Strict Liability Exemplar Essay: An exemplar essay to aid student revision
• OCR Criminal Law Revision Booklet: Revision notes, exemplars, exam question advice etc...
• OCR Mens Rea Exemplar: Exemplar Essay for student revision
• OCR Insanity Exemplar Essay: Essay for students to revise from
• OCR IVM Exemplar Essay: Essay for student revision
• Magistrates Student Exemplar Essay: For student revision of ELS essay questions
• Magistrates Student Exemplar Essay 2: A second essay answer for student revision
• Student Essay on Aims of Sentencing: For revision of aims of sentencing
• Student Essay on Bail & Mode of Trial: For revision purposes
• Student Essay on Jury: For revision purposes
• Police Powers Revision: Summary tables and mind maps for revision
• Student Produced Police Powers Guide: A simple guide produced by students for use by students
• OCR DL Past Paper Revision Exercise: Advice on how to answer this past paper question on delegated legislation
• European Law Revision Handout: For revision
• Legislation & Delegated Legislation Revision Handout: Revision notes
• Statutory Interpretation Revision Handout: Revision notes for SI
• Judicial Precedent Revision Handout: Revision notes for JP
• OCR SOL Law Reform Past Paper Exercise: Teacher advice on how to answer a law reform question
• OCR GCSE Law B143 Employment Status & Contract Work Sheet: Gapped worksheet
• OCR GCSE Health and Safety Articles: Newspaper articles on health and safety
• OCR GCSE Law Discrimination Leaflet Activity: Student Activity
• OCR GCSE Health and Safety Review of the law articles: News articles on current review of health and safety law
• OCR GCSE Basic Freedoms Activity: Student Activity for B142
• OCR GCSE B142 Human Rights Summary 1: Summary sheet - can be photocopied back to back with summary 2
• OCR GCSE B142 Human Rights Summary 2: Summary sheet - can be photocopied back to back with summary 1
• OCR GCSE B142 Human Rights Case Law 1: Summary sheet - can be photocopied back to back with case law 2
• OCR GCSE B142 Human Rights Case Law 2: Summary sheet - can be photocopied back to back with case law 1
• OCR GCSE B142 Basic Freedoms Summary: Summary for B142
• OCR GCSE B142 Restrictions on Freedoms Summary: Summary for B142
• OCR GCSE B142 Magistrates Research Activity: For student completion
• OCR GCSE B144 Unfair Contract Terms Questions: For revision
• Writing Personal Statements for Law UCAS Application: A student guide
• Complaints against solicitors and barristers: Essay example
• Civil Appeals Diagram: Revision aid
• Youth Sentencing Essay Advice: Advice on answering a youth sentencing essay
• Sentencing Essay Structures: Structures/example essays for sentencing adults
• OCR G153 Possible Essay Questions: Every possible Section A question for all topics covered in OCR G153 module.
• Loss of Control & D.R. KEY ELEMENTS: Outline of key elements following reform under Coroners & Justics Act 2009 - with examples of how pre-reform cases can be used - condensed to one page for each specific defence - my students found
• OUTLINE of HOMICIDE for problem questions: An outline of the key elements of the Homicide offences - in diagram format to help students know which offence to apply to facts in problem questions
• AQA GCSE Law: Sources of English Law Mind Map and detailed notes.
• Criminal Liability Multiple Choice Quiz: Quiz to review knowledge on Actus Reus and Mens Rea
• Diminished Responsibility Dominos: Dominos for Diminished Responsibility for key cases.
• A2 Law of Attempts Notes: some notes i made on attempts.
• Murder Box Test: Can be used either for formal assessment or as a quiz to check on learning 
• Murder - Anagrams: Useful as a starter
• Voluntary Manslaughter - Box Test: Good for quiz or formal assessment
• Omissions - Revision Summary: This is a gapped revision summary for students to complete. They can then add additional info eg legal principles etc. I find these very helpful, especially for students who have difficulty in remeber
• Negligence Grid Quiz: Students need to match the case names with the relevant legal rule
• Criminal Damage Notes: Notes for Criminal Damage. made for BTEC but can be used to guide A2 groups too.